nautic (Meaning)
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nautic (a.)
Nautical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nautic
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nautic Sentence Examples
- The nautic charts provided a detailed depiction of the underwater terrain.
- The ship's nautic equipment allowed for precise navigation in open waters.
- The captain possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of nautic terminology.
- The nautic museum showcased a fascinating collection of ancient seafaring artifacts.
- The sailboat glided gracefully through the nautic expanse, its sails billowing in the wind.
- The research vessel conducted nautic studies to investigate the health of marine ecosystems.
- The lighthouse emitted a powerful beam of light, serving as a nautic beacon for passing ships.
- The nautic rescue team was dispatched to respond to a distress call from a stranded vessel.
- The students eagerly attended the nautic camp, where they learned about the principles of sailing and navigation.
- The oceanographer shared captivating tales of his nautic adventures, inspiring a thirst for exploration in his listeners.
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Nautical.
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The nautic charts provided a detailed depiction of the underwater terrain.
The ship's nautic equipment allowed for precise navigation in open waters.
The captain possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of nautic terminology.
The nautic museum showcased a fascinating collection of ancient seafaring artifacts.
